Before we go to Mark, I don't know if anyone else has any questions basically on the process, but I certainly do.
On regulatory modernization, Jeannine, I know it crosses all sectors and all departments, but what kinds of consultations actually take place with stakeholders? I've heard from some who don't believe they were consulted, but there are a lot of stakeholders in every field. What's the process by which Treasury Board decides what areas of regulation they're going to propose changes to? I agree entirely with the principle because I believe from a policy perspective.... Certainly at the finance committee we've been out there trying to find ways to make industry more competitive, and then we see some regulations—and I'll be honest with you—going in that probably makes us less competitive. It's a tough area.
How do you make the decision and what is your area of consultation when you're looking at making regulatory changes?